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Dr. Maxwell also directs the state gubernatorial internship and the national political party internship. The internship program for the governor's office is similar to the legislative internship in that it is a Spring semester program which gives 12 total hours of credit - six of which will go toward upper division major hours and six of which will be counted as upper division elective hours. The political party internship at the national level involves variable credit up to 12 hours for a student who spends an entire semester or summer in Washington, D.C., working with a member of Congress or spends the equivalent time working in a Congress member's district office. Less time, for instance part of a summer vacation, will result in less credit. The student keeps a journal of casework and activities while participating in the congressional internship.
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everyone is accepting of people from different backgrounds. they actually take an interest in them in some situations and want to know more about how they found out about the school. it is a diverse background in every aspect.
The diversity at Alcorn State is very much emphasized. I personally am a part of the Diversity Champions group so I come in contact with many diverse people. However; it is very easy for diversity to be hidden under all of the homogenous people. I do not know much about the political beliefs of people, politics are not discussed much unfortunately. There are not many people on campus who do not have Christian beliefs, but there are multiple denominations of Christianity, and there is a chapel on campus where I volunteer every Sunday. There are people of different sexual orientations and for the most part they float along in the crowd unscathed.
The diversity at Alcorn is wonderful. The Center for Diversity and Inclusion often holds programs that brings together many of the foreign students, teachers, and faculty. In these programs we have many discussions about making positive changes in our lives and becoming the best individual we can be.
There are not many different races and religions but all that are there are accepted with open arms. There is no discrimination or separation amongst different groups.
Nobody really discriminate everybody is there own person an the students at my school accepts that.
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April 18, 2014|
Genome-wide effects of trisomy 21; RNA-based signs of transgenerational stress; depression and resilience; a call to overhaul US biomedical research system
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Genome-wide effects of trisomy 21; RNA-based signs of transgenerational stress; depression and resilience; a call to overhaul US biomedical research system
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The Broad Institute has succeeded in getting the first patent for the hot new genome-editing technique.
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Researchers find that positron emission tomography scans can help determine the degree to which some vegetative patients retain consciousness.
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Researchers construct a family tree of group A Streptococcus to trace the evolution of a "flesh-eating" strain.
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Stress and telomere length in children; osmotic channel protein identified; amoeba nibbles, then kills cells; amphetamine and mental disorder risk; news from AACR
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Evidence presented at AACR suggests that daily coffee consumption may cut a person's risk of developing a form of liver cancer.
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A comparative genomic study shows that researchers can use genetic signatures to predict the toxicity of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus isolates.
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Transcriptional landscape of the fetal brain; how a parasitic worm invades plants; difficulties reproducing "breakthrough" heart regeneration method; oxytocin and dishonesty
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Hamilton sorry for Di Resta near-miss
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Leading the race on lap 47, changeable conditions forced Hamilton into a spin, the 26-year-old then straightening his McLaren into oncoming traffic.
The manoeuvre forced Di Resta to run wide and off the circuit to avoid colliding with Hamilton, who later incurred a drive-through penalty for his moment of apparent recklessness.
Hamilton, though, later personally said sorry to Di Resta, who finally ended his eight-race points drought with a seventh-placed finish.
"I had a big mistake," said Hamilton.
"My left-front tyre was pretty worn, so I went a bit wide, came out of the chicane and spun which is very, very rare.
"I think it's one of the first times I've spun, and then after that I have to apologise to Paul di Resta. I just didn't see him.
"I had absolutely no clue. I don't know where or what happened, but I got a penalty for something which is to be expected I guess, so I apologise to him."
Di Resta, who criticised Renault's Nick Heidfeld for his lack of an apology after the German ran into the back of him on lap one of last week's race at the Nurburgring, was grateful.
"It was close," said Di Resta on the incident.
"At the same time there are no hard feelings. He said he didn't see me, although was puzzled as to why he got a penalty, even after the race.
"Had he hit me it would have been a disappointing end. If I hadn't taken avoiding action, it would have been a disaster.
"He did apologise, but I can understand why he did it (the move)."
That incident triggered Hamilton's downfall for although reclaiming the lead from team-mate Jenson Button, the eventual winner, a call in switching to a set of intermediate tyres when light rain was falling was a bad one.
Hamilton was forced to switch back to slicks just two laps later, and then served his penalty two laps after that, dropping him to sixth, albeit recovering to take fourth at the flag.
Blaming his radio for the tyre mistake, Hamilton added: "We were having issues. I could hear my engineers but they couldn't hear me.
"It was a very difficult call for them. I heard them say it was going to rain, and it was already spitting, so we opted to go for the wet tyres.
"They called me in and I did the lap, but the tyres went off. It wasn't necessarily the best call, but that's motor racing."
Despite the high of last week's win in Germany, this was another of those low points for Hamilton who is now 88 points adrift of title leader Sebastian Vettel.
"We would have loved a one-two, so I feel like I let the team down a little, but we'll bounce back at the next race," said Hamilton.
For Di Resta, there was obvious relief at finally conjuring a good result as he said: "I was a under a bit of pressure to score points.
"But at the same time I didn't make any mistakes in the last three races that have cost me anything.
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Marlow wrote:Pego wrote: I reject all beliefs not supported by evidence.
I'm gonna hafta call BS on that. You have 'faith' in many things unsupported by evidence. 95% of what you think you know is merely taking the word of others who have 'taught' it to you. You have zero first-hand knowledge of the structure of atoms, but you have faith in its existence, because a group of others (called physicists) tell you it's so. In the 1300s you would have believed that the earth is the center of the universe because almost all learned men said so and there certainly is LOTS of empirical evidence that we are!! You have some modicum of faith in the 'good' of much of your fellow man, despite all the first-hand evidence YOU have to the contrary. We all believe what we want to believe. Same for religious people. They say they have ALL the evidential support they need, their very existence.
Accumulated experience through human existence is not "faith". There are words for it. It is called "science", it is called "education", you may even call it "objective knowledge." It is taught in schools, you may have heard of them. I have not been in Australia, but I've seen evidence it is there, not just a word of Joe Shmoe, as you suggest I take at a face value. The same thing goes for the atoms. I've seen nuclear chain reactions, thank you very much. I have used equipment built on the physics of quantum mechanics.
Faith by definition has no supportive evidence and many theologians actually warn the faithful not to fall into the trap of requiring it. From Augustine, through Luther, Kierkegaard...
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With all the political excitement that the month of November brings, I thought this would be a good time to share this exhibit with you. The live exhibition at the Smithsonian is one of the museum's most visited. It features 24 dresses worn by First Ladies including the one worn by Michelle Obama.
You can also view the collection online at the Smithsonian's website. According to the site, the main gallery displays 14 dresses worn by Grace Coolidge, Jackie Kennedy, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Helen Taft while the new "A First Lady's Debut" gallery includes 11 gowns worn by first ladies from Mamie Eisenhower to Michelle Obama.
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June 26 "A Simple Water Feature for the Garden"
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Perhaps we, as a football-loving country, should start embracing the game of rugby more? Maybe even flag football? As things look right now, I don't know if the game of football, as we know it and love it, will last much longer into the future.
Player safety is a major topic of discussion these days as doctors learn more about the effects multiple concussions can have on a player's overall health. There's the looming lawsuit in which 2,000 players have filed a joint complaint accusing the NFL of hiding information linked to football-related brain injuries. There's been a series of player suicides that may link to head trauma.
The NFL must get serious about player safety, and Commissioner Roger Goodell knows it.
To cut down on full-speed head-on hits in football, the NFL has already moved the kickoff from the 30 to the 35-yard-line. Since instituting that change, I would guess that the jury's still out on whether or not it's been effective, but with a large number of the kickoffs going through the goal posts, I would imagine it has.
Referees are throwing flags at any sort of head-to-head collisions, right or wrong. Now, in what's been the controversy of the week across sports talk radio waves, Goodell is floating the idea of drastically changing the game by eliminating kickoffs.
In an extensive interview with Time magazine last week, Goodell said he's considering the idea of getting rid of the kickoff altogether, in the name of safety. According to the story, Goodell and Rick McKay, the head of the league's competition committee, discussed the idea of having a team, instead of kicking off, simply start with the ball on its own 30-yard line in a fourth-and-15 situation. From there, the options for that team would be either to go for a first down and retain possession, or punt the ball away. When a team that decides to go for it doesn't get the first down, the opposing team can take over with good field position. In essence, according to the article, punts would replace kickoffs (and punts are less susceptible to dangerous collisions than kickoffs).
Obviously, teams trying to mount a comeback in a game are going to go for the first down in the same way they otherwise would have attempted an onside kick.
What's interesting about the idea is that it was brought to Goodell by Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Greg Schiano. Even though Schiano has a reputation for dirty play (telling his players to blast through victory formations during final plays of the game), Schiano has seen the dangers of kickoff collisions firsthand.
In 2010, as head coach at Rutgers, one of Schiano's players, Eric LeGrand, was paralyzed on a kickoff against Army. He broke two vertebrae and lost the ability to walk. He's since been an inspiration, as he's found a way to stand up with the help of a metal frame. Following that injury, Schiano told ESPN The Magazine that he believes kickoffs will soon be a thing of the past.
"I believe that day will come," Schiano said. "Unfortunately, it will probably take more players being seriously hurt. But I think there's another way to do this."
When Schiano said that back in September, I remember thinking that he might be right, but it's not going to happen for a long time. Something that drastic will take a long, long time to work out. So I didn't pay much attention to what he was saying; I thought the move from the 30 to the 35-yard-line would be enough for now.
Well, I guess if what Goodell told Time is true, kickoffs could be gone from the game sooner rather than later.
"I thought it was an interesting idea," Goodell said last week. "The committee will look at it."
It's usually about now that I would start a long Goodell-bashing rant about how he's going to ruin the game with too many rule changes, and that NFL team owners need to come together to fire Goodell as soon as possible. I've never been a fan of Goodell (nor any commissioner of a professional sport for that matter) and I've said so many, many times in the past. For some reason, though, I'm starting to feel for the guy. He really is in a tough situation.
Professional football reigns in the U.S. in a big, big way. Serious fans of the game like it just the way it is: a collision sport that is violent. It's an addictive passion for much of the country. We must have football, and up until now, Goodell and Co. have always given us what we wanted. In exchange, our passion for the game has made the NFL billions.
What's unfortunate is that as we learn more about head trauma and concussions, it's obvious the game is going to have to change, at all levels. So here's where Goodell gets to make his millions. He gets to be the one to keep the game interesting to us football-hungry fans – while making it safer for the players. Can it be done? I'm not sure. Will taking away kickoffs make the game safer? Sure. But what's next?
As football legend Terry Bradshaw said on The Petros and Money Show last week, what could be next? Eliminating the forward pass? Take away the pads and add flags? Bradshaw went so far as to call Goodell "crazy" for even considering taking away the kickoff. (By the way, The Petros and Money Show is by far the most entertaining and informative program offering great sports talk on the radio. You absolutely must download their podcasts at foxsportsradio.com).
Mike Ditka hates the idea. So does Fox Sports' officiating guru Mike Pereira.
"Are you kidding me?" Pereira told USA Today. "That's a ridiculous proposal. There are many ways to make the NFL safer. Eliminating one of the most exciting parts of the game should not be one of them. After sitting through 10 years worth of competition committee meetings, I think they will look at this proposal, roll their eyes, and move on to the next subject within minutes."
I don't know what's going to happen to football, only that something is going to happen. Something must happen. That gigantic lawsuit is forcing it. And if nothing happens to make the game safer, it's going to cost the NFL more, which in turn will cost fans more.
The question is how many rule changes are needed to make the game safer, and then, once it's deemed safer, will it still be worth watching? I sure hope it is. If not, we'd all better start brushing up on our rugby rules. That may soon be the next best thing.
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Say what you will about the controversial Joe Conti of Doylestown, he sure knows how to land on his feet — this time with a nice now-he's-out and now-he-isn't deal with the state Liquor Control Board.
In 2005, then-state Sen. Conti, R-Bucks, had a starring role in the Pennsylvania Legislature's outrageous pay grab drama. With a flair that was a bit much even by Harrisburg's colorful standards, he displayed some of the most blatant contempt for state taxpayers ever seen.
Conti seemed to be thumbing his nose at those taxpayers when he announced that he was going to keep the illegal money that he and his Harrisburg colleagues had voted for themselves, because he already had spent it on goodies for his house.
He all but dared anybody to do anything about it, saying the only way he'd return the money was if "the [state] treasurer came to pick up the new hot water heater."
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The illegal pay raises of 2005 (as high as 54 percent) and the related illegal "unvouchered expense" payments to lawmakers were repealed amid public fury, and Conti was persuaded to give back the swag, hot water heater or no hot water heater. The uproar, however, cost him and some other legislators their jobs.
Even a member of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which grabbed and kept its own illegal pay raises, repeal or no repeal, was voted off the bench that year, almost unheard of in Pennsylvania. (Usually, judges could not be dislodged with dynamite, no matter what they did, as illustrated by the current membership of that court.)
I had the impression at the time that if the people of Doylestown had a rail handy, they were so angry over Conti's flippant hot water heater comment they would have run him out of town on it.
He blamed the water heater fuss on the press. "The incivility of the print media is staggering," he said at the time.
In any case, Conti wisely decided to leave the Legislature for even greener pastures provided by the public. Although he was a Republican, he knew how to play ball in Harrisburg and then-Gov. Ed Rendell, a Democrat, and his allies secretly cooked up a glorious new LCB job out of thin air.
The position of LCB chief executive officer had never been needed before, but Rendell arranged for CEO Conti to get $150,000 a year, more than double what was being paid to the LCB chairman. Conti's salary as CEO has now grown to $156,000.
His supporters said he was qualified for the job because he once ran a couple of restaurants with liquor licenses in Bucks County.
Effective Saturday, however, Conti will be retiring from his CEO job at the LCB.
Two weeks after that, he'll be back.
(I missed a Jan. 19 press release announcing his retirement, but this past weekend the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette broke the story about that and Conti's planned return.)
While collecting his $60,000 state pension, Conti also will collect paychecks for doing "emergency" work for the LCB at the rate of $80.16 an hour on a "part-time" basis.
This is with the blessings of Gov. Tom Corbett, who, just last year, said that Conti's $156,000 LCB gravy train ought to be derailed. After published reports said Conti had received gifts and favors from LCB vendors, Corbett said he'd like to eliminate the CEO job altogether.
State law limits the amount of work that pensioned state employees can be paid to do after they have retired.
"An annuitant may be returned to state service for a period not to exceed 95 days in any calendar year," the law says, and only if the governor declares "that an emergency exists" and it involves a "serious impairment of service to the public."
That, said a gubernatorial "Management Directive" in 2002, applies "to all agencies, boards, councils and commissions under the governor's jurisdiction."
The directive says that before a governor can declare an emergency to justify bringing back a retired employee, the head of the agency involved "shall … determine that a bona fide emergency exists."
In Conti's case, the governor's Office of Administration made such a declaration in advance, on Jan. 18, a day before his retirement announcement, so I asked spokesman Dave Egan what sort of emergency was anticipated to justify bringing Conti back. It is, he said, "in preparation for legislative hearings … among other things."
LCB spokeswoman Stacy Kriedeman told me that Conti will be needed because he has "important strategic information, as well as expertise critical to the daily operation of the LCB."
If you calculate how much Conti will get for his 95 days of emergency work — assuming he can bill the state for, say, 13 hours a day (not an unheard-of practice in Harrisburg) — and add a $60,000 pension, this could be another increase in income.
I'm not saying he'll actually bill the LCB for that many hours every year, and I must note that it's up to the LCB to decide how much "emergency" work they need him to perform. But keep in mind that this is the guy who felt the public should buy him a hot water heater via an illegal pay and voucher grab just a few years ago.
Maybe it's just me, but suddenly the long-standing proposals calling for the privatization of the state's liquor monopoly are starting to sound better and better.
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Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Aubrey O. and Aline Witcher of Benton; brothers, Marvin Boatman of Hot Springs; Euell Boatman of Indiana; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
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James Howard Frost, 74, of Little Rock passed away August 9, 2012. He was born October 1, 1937 in Savannah, Ga. to the late Howard and Mary Louise McDowell Frost. He graduated from Benton High School in 1955.
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Alongside the rejuvenated Rodwell, Javi Garcia did his usual impersonation of an Atlantic trawler, slowly dragging in its 35 kilometres worth of nets from the seabed. Strange thing is his slow-step, safe-ball game is beginning to fit in to the greater scheme of things, too. Whisper it in some quarters, but the big Spaniard is starting to benefit from all of the game time offered to him by a supportive Roberto Mancini.
Certainly, his prowess at Benfica, where he excelled in the bear-pit atmosphere of the really big games, stamping his authority and often proving pivotal at set pieces at the attacking end of the business, too, suggests that once he accustoms himself to the quick-fire nature of the English game, he can perhaps excel in his dragnet role after all.
Further back, Kolo Toure also chose this match to have his best game in a City shirt this season. Quick and decisive in the tackle, he shackled Demba Ba and later on the ginger-haired Torres (we can still see it's you, Fernando!) resolutely enough, the only glitch coming when Ba edged ahead of him for the penalty incident.
That Joe Hart redeemed his colleague with an elastic save low to his right saved face for both the goalkeeper -- again caught in an uncompromising position -- and the stopper, for once lost after the ball drifted in long and true off Branislav Ivanovic's canal-shaped right boot.
Touré was partnered by Matija Nastasic, who again hardly put a foot wrong. If this lad is not in the nominations for Young Player of the Year, there must be a good crop of players out there I have not seen. His timing and positional sense are already in the top bracket, enabling him to dispossess accelerating forwards with consummate ease.
He does not go to ground easily, instead preferring to jockey and tease his opponent away from the danger area. His is the head of a 28-year-old on the shoulders of a teenager.
In midfield, James Milner also had an excellent game. The incessant movement and constant runs down the right, meant there was always an out-ball on that side. Toward the end, aware that he was in the throes of completing a top display, his teammates started punting all manner of cross-field balls into space for him, some slightly over-ambitious even considering the rich form he was revealing.
In switching to a central role toward the end, Milner again reveled in the action and came out of it reputation enhanced. When fully engaged, he can be so much more than a minor cog in the machinery.
With Yaya Toure displaying his usual twinkle-toed athleticism and Silva carving out avenues of rich promise, the usual suspects also shone Sunday, but it was the unsung heroes who set the foundations for what was to become an exhilarating win for the Sky Blues. All is far from lost in this season of half- and three-quarter performances. If the feet are kept firmly applied to the accelerator until the season's end, 2012-13 might just still provide Blues supporters with something beautiful to remember it by.


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Paper Mill Playhouse Announces New Theatre School Classes for Adults
Paper Mill Playhouse has announced a wide array of classes and performance opportunities for adults. There is still time to sign up for the diverse adult class Theatre School offerings. For more information or to register for Paper Mill Playhouse Theatre Classes, call Mickey McNany at 973-315-1669 or fill out a registration form on Paper Mill's website www.papermill.org.
A new SENIOR PLAYERS ACTING WORKSHOP emphasizing positive reinforcement will be offered on Tuesdays from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., April 9 through May 21 at the Paper Mill Playhouse under the guidance of stage, television and movie veteran Ed Schiff. The Senior Players Workshop will see the actors work through basic acting exercises and evolve into monologue and scene work through positive guidance from Mr. Schiff.
"The 'reality of doing' is one of the basic tenets of truthful acting and the participants in the Senior Players Workshop will find great fun and stimulus in the six weeks of 'doing' stage presentations," said Mr. Schiff. Mr. Schiff's philosophy of teaching, directing and acting is "always stay positive. The good director and acting teacher never says anything negative - he has to find a positive way of improving things or just keeping quiet until he finds a way to improve the elements."
Mr. Schiff is a veteran with over 200 professional credits in film, television and movies as an actor, director and producer. He has also taught acting, directing and theater history in conservatories and universities, most recently as the Resident Professional Theatre Associate at Cornell and as the Distinguished Artist at Bergen Community College. Mr. Schiff's professional acting credits range from Broadway (i.e., "The Black Picture Show") to major motion pictures (i.e., "War of the Worlds") to daytime television (i.e., "One Life to Live") to primetime TV (i.e., "Grapevine") and most recently to documentary work as Andrew Carnegie on the History Channel's "The Men Who Built America" and the Biography Channel's Ernest Hemingway. He has directed more than 50 professional productions on stages from ranging from Off-Broadway ("I Hate Hamlet") to regional theater ("The Redwood Curtain") to university theater ("The Good Doctor") to local professional productions featuring the likes of Tovah Feldshuh, Broderick Crawford and Robert Morse. Mr. Schiff is also an award-winning playwright ("How Many People Have You Slept With - Teen AIDS Awareness" and "A Eulogy for Vincent".)
There will be limited enrollment, so students are urged to reserve spaces in the Senior Players Acting Workshop as soon as possible.
Another new offering is the Broadway Workout class. This class is a great way to move to your favorite Broadway show tunes and get in shape while doing it! Get your "jazz hands" ready to combine simple Broadway steps to this gentle aerobic workout.
For those who find inspiration in song, Paper Mill Playhouse's Theatre School offers a Community Chorus that meets for six weeks on Monday evenings from 7:45-9:15pm, and culminates in a showcase performance as well as touring opportunities. This past season The Paper Mill Playhouse Community Chorus performed for nursing centers, civic associations and sang the national anthem in front of 2,000 people at a community event.
THE Paper Mill Playhouse COMMUNITY CHORUS will be directed by Meg Zervoulis. Zervoulis is an Arranger, Pianist and Music Director. She has worked off-Broadway on Chuckleball at the Snapple Theatre. Regionally, Zervoulis served on the music team for Rated P...for Parenthood at SOPAC (Midtown Direct Rep). Workshops and concerts include: Kooman and Dimond's Dani Girl in the ASCAP/Disney Workshop with Stephen Schwartz. Zervoulis provided musical direction for many special events including collaborations with Ms. Lauryn Hill, Max Weinberg and Christine Noll among others. Zervoulis also arranges and accompanies many Paper Mill Playhouse special events including master classes, New Voices concerts and benefit galas. Zervoulis is also a Musical Director and Adjunct Keyboard Professor at Montclair State University. Zervoulis attended Carnegie Mellon University for piano performance and conducting. Meg was selected internationally as one of 20 musical directors for the inaugural Goodspeed Opera House Musical Direction Intensive.


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The CEO of the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce talks to one of their Foundation's scholarship recipients.
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A teacher and a U of A grad student discuss their partnership through the BioME Project.
A discussion about ways that Arizona can make education funding sustainable.
"Teachers' Voices" brings together Fred Boice, who is retiring from the Arizona Board of Regents, with his successor, Rick Myers. They discuss ways that our state can improve education and keep students engaged from kindergarten to college.
"Teachers' Voices" brings Lisa Lovallo together with her former teacher Barbara Matteson to recollect about the ways that art and learning came together in the classroom at Fort Lowell Elementary.
This week's vote on Proposition 100 has determined the future of education funding in Arizona. Christopher Conover looks at where the state goes from here.
This week's "Teachers' Voices" brings us a nostalgic conversation between a student and her former principal.
Two Tucson educators discuss the drawbacks of overcrowded classrooms.
Two teachers from Tucson's Peter Howell Elementary discuss the impact of education budget cuts in "Teachers' Voices."
Kimberly Craft looks at the start of the fall 2009 semester at the University of Arizona, and how recent budget cuts are being felt across campus.
Mark McLemore talks to some U of A students to find out what changes they're noticing as the new school year begins.
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So I was at Gamestop and they had plenty of WiiU's in stock and acted like they couldn't get rid of them. Now I'd thought new consoles were always hard to get during Christmas. So whats up is it any good?
So I was at Gamestop and they had plenty of WiiU's in stock and acted like they couldn't get rid of them. Now I'd thought new consoles were always hard to get during Christmas. So whats up is it any good?
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That is cause they are meeting the demand, unlike the older systems, the only thing hard for nintendo to put into this console is the touch screen, but the Wii U is selling just as well as the Wii did during launch day, but I think if the wii meant demand, it would have sold more than the wii u is.
But, I have one, and while I like the system, Nintendo did stuff that they didn't tell us about, that sort of ticks me off. Like the screen is always streaming the game! You can't turn it off to save battery life, only if you're using a wii remote or gamepad pro, but once you touch it, it comes back on.
You have to make new accounts for every new player and they are all linked to the console....... which makes it pointless to make an account, so for every Mii you create, you need an account and even tho they are all on the same system and can't be moved to a new system, you can't even collect Club Nintendo points from the other accounts, which is lame to me.
eShop can only be used with the touch screen, which again is lame if the batteries are dead and you have the other controllers that you want to use while it's charging.
Don't buy scribblenauts on it, that is for sure, it is played completely on the touch screen controller, you are paying more to get a few wii u features, which I don't think are worth it.
New Super Mario Bros Wii U is awesome, probably the best in the NSMB series. But, sucks that Nintendo didn't allow the classic gamepad pro controllers to be used to play the game with.
ZombiU is pretty good, but not worth the hype like everyone made it to be, just wait for a price drop.
and Nintendoland is neat, but you won't play it like most did with Wii Sports, like I did.
I personally think that everyone should wait to see if they release a new version of the system in a year or 2, I can see them making a better controller with more battery life and a internal hard drive later on for the same price or cheaper.
Thanks for the reply. I've gotten past the need to by systems on launch but I was thinking about picking this up for the nephew. He seems content with the wii and 360 so I'll hold off.
When ambition ends, happiness begins. Thomas Merton
I bought one for the kids for Christmas. They aren't expecting it, so it should make for a fun Christmas morning. I'm actually surprised how excited my wife is to play it.
Btw, parents, if you haven't already, try to hook it up beforehand or you and your kids will be disappointed Christmas morning. We hooked it up to make sure it worked. The instructions say to charge the tablet before running through the setup. That took a few hours. Then I went through the setup features and after I hooked it up to my wifi, it started to patch itself with a 3-4 hour long download with a downloader that showed you absolutely no information about how long its going to take. The guy at Gamestop warned me to not turn off the console when its updating or you might brick the device. Once it finished, it rebooted and downloaded another update and rebooted again. When I put in the disc for Super Mario, it downloaded another quick update but this time no reboot.
I watched an episode of Pach Attack on Gametrailers discussing why The Wii U wasn't selling out. Apparently it's Nintendo's plan and they've purposely cut down on their marketing for the console. They expect to sell out but not to create a mad buying frenzy.
The console from what I've seen looks... good fun but extremely flawed. I'd love to own one but I'll certainly be waiting for The Legend of Zelda and Mario 3D releases first.
It's selling more than the Wii did during it's launch. But then their was a shortage of wiis during that time. So, who knows if it would have beaten it or not.
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I probably won't be getting one until there's a new Zelda or Smash Bros out. Most of the cool games on it have already been released on the PS3 or xbox.
This happened with the original Wii as well. Release period is usually a bit dry, but once they show a few gameplays of awesome upcoming games, you'll start seeing Wii U's flying off the shelves. I've noticed that consoles like PS3 and Xbox 360 (when released) seemed to have sold fuelled by its branding. People initially bought it because they were fans of the platforms, where as Wii started off selling slow, but gained masses of interest when a lot of the family based games were released.
I'd imagine once they show a new metroid or zelda for Wii U things will be the same.
About the only games I'm interested in from the WiiU are Zombies, Pikman, and Super Mario. Not worth the $300 for me. Which was why I got the PS Vita instead.
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The Seven Sins of Star Wars
1: Yoda can beat God
2: Blaster pistols can blow up planets
3: Lighsabers are as hot as the sun
4: Luke Skywalker can move black holes
5: Star Destroyers can blow up planets
6: Darth Sidious rips Superman's head off
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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is not canon to anything. Nor is the new Clone Wars movie.
I never buy consoles near their launch, but I'm keeping my eye on this one. Really, the only options for me are Nintendo and Microsoft given that Sony deserves none of my money.
So a very large announcement. Most of it is unsurprising. A new HD Zelda is in the works, Smash Bros, 3D Mario, and Mario Kart are getting Wii-U releases. We all knew that.
Zelda: Wind Waker is getting an HD remake. That I didn't see coming. And since its my 2nd favorite Zelda, I'm very interested. I hope they do more then just make the graphics more pretty. Which they are more pretty. The screenshots are gorgeous.
A few other games too. Fire Emblem X Shin Megami Tensei will no doubt excite fans of those fanchises. But a new RPG from the creators of Xenoblade also excited me.
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They said they are rethinking zelda, and then subtely hinted it would be the same game again but with multiplayer.
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Honestly, multiplayer does nothing for me, but the idea of them looking to the earliest games for inspiration does intrigue me. Making Zelda less linear is exactly what the next installation needs.
Don't plan on getting one, only Zelda and Mario, 4 games doesn't justify $300 in my book


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Contact: Ranae Becker
September 1, 2008 319-472-5545
Benton Development Group Announces
"Photos of Benton County" Contest
Prizes Offered for Best Images of County, Places and People
BENTON COUNTY – Benton County residents are being encouraged to share their photographic skills by taking pictures of people and places throughout the county.
Benton Development Group, the county's economic development organization, announced the "Photos of Benton County" contest today. It is seeking images of people, places, events or other images that are unique to Benton County.
"Benton Development Group is in the business of promoting Benton County," said Benton Development Group Executive Director Ranae Becker. "Whether we're trying to attract businesses, residents or tourists, a picture of Benton County best conveys who and what we are. This is a chance for both professionals and amateurs, young and old, to record what they think is special about our county."
The contest is open to all Benton County residents. There are three categories and cash prizes will be awarded for six winning photographs in these categories:
Adult amateur – 1st place, $50, 2nd place, $25
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a landscape, building or anything else that would capture Benton County at its best. Photos must be taken within Benton County during the last 12 months. Only four entries per person. Winning photos will be chosen on the basis of creativity, photographic quality and a portrayal of a county asset. Submitted photos must be 5 x 7" size on either photo paper or CD. The deadline for entries is Thursday, October 23, 2008.
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Entry forms and contest rules can be mailed to you by leaving your name, address, and phone number at 319-472-5545. You can also pick up the forms in person at any city library, city hall office, Cedar Valley Bank in Vinton, or Midwest Bank in Belle Plaine.
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The greatest atrocity of many eras is the destruction of Europe's Jews. It is a tragedy so awesome and numbing that it defies comprehension. Attempts to come to grips with it have led to many conflicting points of view - and, more often than not, to utter frustration.
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